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October 23, 2018

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5 Most Eerie Deserted Places On The Planet

October 01, 2018

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5 Most Important Rivers in the World

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5 Most Impressive Modern Engineering Phenomenon of the World

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5 Most Must-See Architectural Wonders of the Modern World

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5 Most Amazing Movable Bridges In The World

5 Most Amazing Movable Bridges In The World A movable bridge is a bridge that has dynamic moving parts used to change the form of the bridge, usually to allow passage for boats. There are many types of movable bridges, and they differ in the way they transform. The most popular types would be a drawbridge or a bascule bridge ( tail bridge ), but you can also find a retractable bridge , a swing bridge , a tilt bridge , a vertical-lift bridge , a transporter bridge and several other types 1. Tower Bridge, London, England – Built from 1886 till 1894, this symbol of London is a combined bascule and suspension bridge in London, over the River Thames. It is close to the Tower of London, from which it takes its name. Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in the world and the most famous movable bridge. The lower deck which is the bascule deck can open to an angle of 86 degrees in just 5 minutes. The two parts of the deck are counterbalanced by two ba

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5 Most Famous Monuments In Europe

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5 Most Impressive Modern Engineering Phenomenon of the World In the past week, we have shared with you the most amazing architectural wonders of both the ancient and modern world. Now we all know that architecture works hand in hand with engineering nowadays to make modern living both stylish and convenient. That being said, this week ,we bring you The Most Impressive Modern Engineering Phenomenon of the World . Millau Viaduct , France Found in Northern France in the River of Tarn. Millau Viaduct is considered the tallest bridge in the world. This modern engineering phenomenon is not only a structure to the French but also a work of art. North European Gas Pipeline, Europe Now more known as Nord Stream, the North European gas pipeline is an underwater gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea. It has 2 parallel lines that were inaugurated in 2011 and 2012 subsequently. Bailong Elevator, China Built in Hunan Xiang Xhangjiajie national forest park, it is consider

5 Most Eerie Deserted Places On The Planet

5 Most Eerie Deserted Places On The Planet There is something about a deserted town or place that brings out the explorer in us all. Maybe it is the desire to find out what happened and why it is deserted that attracts us. Or maybe it is the opportunity to step back in time and see a place that was at one time booming before its fall. Whatever the fascination, it seems that deserted towns are somewhere that hold a real interest for most people. Luckily for the truly curious, there are plenty of them dotted around the globe. We take a look at the ten most eerie deserted places you can check out, if you dare! 05 – Oradour-sur-Glane, France Oradour sur Glane – By User:Dna-Dennis [Public domain], from Wikimedia Commons This is a truly gruesome site but one that many flock too with around 300,000 visitors each year. Once a quaint and busy French village, it saw a terrible massacre in World War II that left it deserted. The occupying Nazi forces killed most o

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